Myanmar junta preparing for December election, top general says
- The military junta in Myanmar plans to hold an election in December 2025, as stated by Min Aung Hlaing during a visit to Belarus.
- Since the 2021 coup, fighting has displaced over three million people, causing widespread food insecurity, according to the United Nations.
- Opponents of the military have vowed to disrupt the election, asking international communities not to recognize its results, as they argue it does not reflect the people's will.
- Western governments have expressed that no election under the current military government can be considered free or fair.
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Myanmar junta chief commits to elections by end of year
The 2021 military coup which ousted democratically-elected State Counsellor Aung San Suu Kyi has been met with widespread opposition, sparking widespread protests and triggering an armed resistance which has plunged much of the country into conflict.
Myanmar military chief reaffirms election plans and calls for opposition to join politics
Myanmar's military chief used a speech at the annual Armed Forces Day celebration to reaffirm plans to hold a general election by year's end and call on opposition groups fighting the army to join in party politics.
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